New York City’s Population Dips for First Time in Over a Decade

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New York City’s Population Dips for First Time in Over a Decade
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New York City reported a decline in population, with international migration growing slower in recent years than in previous estimates

International migration into New York City’s five boroughs tapered off, as more residents left, shrinking the city’s population in 2017 and 2018, according to U.S. Census Bureau numbers released Thursday.

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